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This webpage was created by Liz's family: www.whokilledlizbarraza.com
Wow- a lot more video exists…This perp turned around and came back a few minutes later…. Arrived 4 hours earlier? Missed the police by 3 minutes…. Hard to believe this hasn’t been solved.This webpage was created by Liz's family: www.whokilledlizbarraza.com
Found it somewhat interesting that Liz had lived in Florida, particularly as it was reported in January that “(d)etectives just went to Miami to interview a person of interest.” She and her husband were just getting ready to go to Orlando when she was murdered, too. I have no idea what, but there very well may be some sort of Florida connection there.This webpage was created by Liz's family: www.whokilledlizbarraza.com
Hmmmm, that is interesting, isn't it? Do we know anything about Florida in relation to her -- other than she had lived there? I don't recall anything specific. Did anyone else in their Cosplay group live in Florida? Hoping we will hear more.Found it somewhat interesting that Liz had lived in Florida, particularly as it was reported in January that “(d)etectives just went to Miami to interview a person of interest.” She and her husband were just getting ready to go to Orlando when she was murdered, too. I have no idea what, but there very well may be some sort of Florida connection there.
This webpage was created by Liz's family: www.whokilledlizbarraza.com
- Detectives just went to Miami to interview a person of interest
Indisputable Truths from her parents
- Liz lived in Illinois, Missouri, Florida and Texas.
At the time of her death Liz was on the command staff as an Event Coordinator for The South Texas Squad
That timeline actually makes me consider a targeted hit much more so than I have. I have held the belief that this was a person with limited to no connection to Liz because they were so brazen about allowing themselves to be observed.the timeline is very thorough and very interesting. The car was around a lot.
I also favor a cosplay motive.I'm more inclined to think it was a person who was or is someone who knew her or her husband, or both, and was into Cosplay and had a reason, how ever strange or "out-there" the motive was.
Did anyone else in their Cosplay group live in Florida? Hoping we will hear more.
I found that odd, too. And if I remember correctly the garage sale was all set up on the driveway and the garage doors were closed. So if she went into the house she’d have to either open the garage door bay or go through the man door which I assume is either on the side or back of the garage. So if there was cause for concern she didn’t have a quick escape into the house.Can someone maybe help me understand this? It sounds like she set the house alarm even though she was only in the driveway? If that is how I am reading that, I find this really odd. I get setting the alarm while you are sleeping overnight, but if I were only in my driveway, I would NOT set my house alarm since I was right there. Maybe this is something people do and I'm not aware?
It makes me think she was already worried about something. Or was she maybe thinking if someone tried to rob her at the garage sale she could just run back inside the house, but yet trigger the alarm for help? It's still odd, I've had several garage sales and never thought this at all.....I'm wondering if something had already happened to put her on edge and she was being overly cautious?
Timeline (whokilledlizbarraza.com)
- Early Morning [07:19:45 AM] Harris County Precinct 4 Constables enter the house to clear and secure the home. This set off the alarm that Liz had set to instantly trigger if a door was opened. She had the door inside the garage unlocked for her safety, as a precaution.
I don't know if its common or not but my alarm has zones and we can deactivate one to enter and leave the house. We don't do that but we have friends who do.I found that odd, too. And if I remember correctly the garage sale was all set up on the driveway and the garage doors were closed. So if she went into the house she’d have to either open the garage door bay or go through the man door which I assume is either on the side or back of the garage. So if there was cause for concern she didn’t have a quick escape into the house.
Her parents responded immediately when the alarm was set off and they couldn’t get in touch with her. I don’t know how far away they lived but they arrived on site 17 minutes after the alarm was set off. Was there reason for Liz to set the alarm? Was there reason her parents jumped into action so quickly? Did they not call Sergio when Liz didn’t respond?
BBM, that’s what I’d initially thought and how I would do it, but her garage bays were closed, which seems odd to me. Anytime I’ve had a garage sale, everything is staged in the garage the night before and in the morning we drag some stuff out onto the drive while we sit inside the garage during the sale.What follows is only conjecture…… I have no confirmation that these details are true. I do think it’s possible that….
…..perhaps the garage door was open, or she was planning to open it shortly for the start of the sale. She might have had some items in there set up for the sale. It would make sense for the door from the garage to inside the house would be unlocked so that she could get in quickly if she needed to and lock it behind her.
……the front door to the house was locked (and alarmed) because it might be difficult to keep an eye on it during the sale with an uncertain number of customers milling about, especially if Liz was the only one “manning” the sale.
The scenarios above are exactly the way I have staged the few garage sales I have had in the Houston area. My house did not have an alarm however. Sitting inside an attached garage keeps you out of sun with easy access to the bathroom, hydration, snacks, and air conditioning. I know it was January but it can be quite warm on some days in January in Houston.
I am so sad that Liz was there alone to have this garage sale. Anyone can walk up and rob a garage sale, and I realize even more so now how helpful it is to have more than one person handling it. There is safety in numbers for sure. Poor Liz was brutally ambushed. This MUST be solved, and I think it will. And I believe it will be shocking no matter who is the accused, because this was just so wrong.
BBM, that’s what I’d initially thought and how I would do it, but her garage bays were closed, which seems odd to me. Anytime I’ve had a garage sale, everything is staged in the garage the night before and in the morning we drag some stuff out onto the drive while we sit inside the garage during the sale.
The front door being locked seems normal, not sure about it being alarmed but everyone I know with an alarm only sets it when their away or sleeping.
i guess it’s just odd to me that she didn’t leave a garage bay open if she intended to enter/exit that way during the sale.
I mean I also think it’s odd that they planned a garage sale the night before and didn’t advertise anywhere. I also think it’s odd they planned a last minute garage sale for $$$ for a trip that was already planned a couple days later. I also think it’s odd she took a day off of work for the last minute garage sale, when she likely already had vacation time scheduled for the entire following week (I don’t remember exactly how long their trip was planned for).
Knowing now that the killer drove by at 2a, then went somewhere???? until
Did the killer know what Sergio drove? Was the killer located where he/she could see Sergio leave?
- Early Morning [06:47:50 AM] The Nissan Frontier arrives and pulls into the neighborhood Princeton Place Drive from Kuykendahl Road and then drives into the Goddard School parking lot.
- Early Morning [06:48:00 AM] The Nissan Frontier leaves the Goddard School parking lot to conceal on a different street.
- Early Morning [06:48:00 AM] Sergio leaves the property to go to work, in a white panel van.
- Early Morning [06:51:40 AM] The Nissan Frontier comes back into view and heads towards the Barraza home.
The more information released the more questions I have.
I knew Megan- all she was doing was eating lunch<modsnip> I can’t imagine LE not going through her computer, phone and social media. She definitely seemed to be a target though and not some random killing. Although it could have been random. There was a woman who was mentally disturbed and randomly attacked people, in the end shooting a complete stranger she thought was stalking her.
Megan Dix death: Woman charged with murder in 'random, heinous act'
Monroe County Sheriff Patrick O'Flynn said it was a "random, heinous act." He added, "She gave no reason for why that situation occurred. She met the individual and within seconds of meeting her, she discharged the weapon."
I think I have been following this case fairly closely, but I do not know about when Liz and her husband moved into the house they were living in when she was murdered. Has that been publicized anywhere? Could it be possible this was a targeted attack meant for a former resident of this house? That has been a scenario in several other crimes, including the Tate-LaBianca murders I believe.
With the multiple video sightings of the suspect’s truck, it seems obvious this neighborhood was targeted if not the victim herself. This case truly haunts me.